Three blocked creatives need to get unblocked. But how can you think the coffee, if you don't drink the coffee? A fast new comedy by Glyn Cannon, the Fringe First-winning writer of 'Gone' - 'shockingly good' (Lyn Gardner, Guardian).

www.donkeycoffeecompany.co.uk

Please note: this show contains strong language

Lecoq-trained ‘half-Wit theatre’ brings you a delightful fusion of Physical theatre, Comedy and Music: When Michael Bates makes a routine trip to the post office he meets Beatrice- an impossibly enthusiastic postal worker who leads him on a journey to rediscover his passion for life.

'It has the capacity to inspire, amuse, entertain and warm anyone’s heart' **** Remotegoat

'Wonderfully creative physical theatre... excellent performers' **** Fringereview.co.uk

’I wanted to change. To let the dark make me clean, heal me. So that... when I came out, I was a different person.’
Lead writer on ‘Skins’- Ben Schiffer lets us eavesdrop on an intimate, unnerving moment between lovers... that leaves the audience quite literally in the dark.

Bespectacled double act Phil Gilbert and Jacob Edwards proudly present their Edinburgh debut. Expect a charm offensive of epic proportions, with a hint of rivalry and a twist of mututal contempt. Anticipate a finale of either fighting or kissing.

As seen on ‘Peep Show’ and ‘The IT Crowd’.

ADVISORY: Under 14s are allowed, but should be accompanied by a guardian and warned of strong language content of the show

'One of the most innovative sketch groups around…a terrific duo' TIME OUT

'Recommended' GUARDIAN, INDEPENDENT

Favourites on the UK live comedy circuit and two thirds of if.comedy nominees ‘Fat Tongue’ (‘The most original sketch act around’ Times), Seb Cardinal and Dustin Demri-Burns return to Edinburgh in a brand new guise with their hotly anticipated show for 2009.

'Endlessly creative and wonderfully funny' TIME OUT